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Eating corn oil, soybean oil may increase ovarian cancer risk?
A study of 65,590 women in the Nurses' Health Studies found high recent polyunsaturated fat intake linked to a 45% higher ovarian cancer risk, though the link weakened to a non-significant 20% for cumulative intake. The authors call it an association, not proof of cause.
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